youreavinalaff

I don't post bilge. You may think I do, but I don't. I'd like to see some examples of what you think is " often post bilge". Thanks.

You appear to have confused me with someone else.

I can hear your cornermen shouting. " Chomper, Chomper, twist, turn, you've got to get off the ropes"

That's the biggest contradiction you've ever posted. You never acknowledge other's opinions. It's always "link please".

So, as I said, if right wingers are the ones blaming immigrants..........

No. You did that. You said extreme right wingers blame immigrants. You did not differentiate. Now that you are just proves a point.

If those concerned with immigration are all extreme right wing, Labour won't get a look in at the next general election. Tories will sweep the board. Reform UK will also have their best ever results.

Had you continued to pay after you retired by way if voluntary contributors, you'd have got more. You likely knew living in Thailand would freeze your pension prior to settling here. It was your choice. They don't want your votes. They are giving you the option to vote if you want to.

A large percentage of the public are concerned about immigration. They blame it for the problems with NHS, housing crisis, education and the economy.

But a pension none the less. You can only get out what you put in. You could have paid voluntary payments to increase your entitlement. I guess you didn't.

You suggested there was no demand for foreign teachers in Isaan other than for teaching English. My experience tells me different.

Maybe the agency you worked for. Not all should tarred with the same brush.

Yes, in Isaan.

An agent cannot help if you are not old enough. I doubt they can help if you've previously been deported either. A criminal record in Thailand? I doubt that either. Can't prove your residence? Unlikely. Don't have 800k or are lazy? Most likely.

So, again I ask, what help do you need?

I agree with some of your points. There has to be some sort of standard. Thai authorities chose a university degree. TEFL, is not great if achieved in Thailand. Many "schools" that offer the course are only in it for the money and the training is lax at best.

No. It means there are ways around it. Fake degrees for example.

No, I'm not saying that.

Headlines often quote the province first. Further reading then more accurately shows the location. I guess it's to catch the attention of the reader. There must be a lot more readers who recognise "Buriram" in a headline than would recognise "Lahansai".

They do not need documentation from Teacher's Council as language centes are not controlled by OBEC. Labour departments don't always check degree status or verify degrees.

It's not up to the schools or their l9cation. Anyone without a degree will not get the documents required from Teachers Council of Thailand to be able to obtain correct visa status snd a work permit. Unless they teach at a language centre or University.

It might be a good idea to give a bit of info about what help you need.

By the way, it was not a farm buffalo. It was a wild bull. Even if your stereotyping was accurate, it would be inane in this case. I hope the injured get well soon. Shame some people make fun of others pain.

Not international schools. Thai government schools. Those teaching French and German have degrees.

Yes. Many high schools will include French, some include German, within their language department.